mrp_assignment_new ()

MrpAssignment *
mrp_assignment_new (void);

Creates a new, empty, assignment. You most often don't want to create an assignment explicitly like this, but using mrp_resource_assign() instead.

mrp_assignment_get_task ()

MrpTask *
mrp_assignment_get_task (MrpAssignment *assignment);

Retrieves the MrpTask associated with assignment .

mrp_assignment_get_resource ()

MrpResource *
mrp_assignment_get_resource (MrpAssignment *assignment);

Retrieves the MrpResource associated with assignment .

mrp_assignment_get_units ()

gint
mrp_assignment_get_units (MrpAssignment *assignment);

Retrieves the number of units that the resource is assigned with to the task. 100 means 100%, etc.

MRP_TYPE_ASSIGNMENT

#define MRP_TYPE_ASSIGNMENT         (mrp_assignment_get_type ())

MrpAssignment

typedef struct _MrpAssignment MrpAssignment;

Represents an assignment, i.e. the assignment of a task to a resource.

The “resource” property

  “resource”                 MrpResource *

The resource that is assigned to the task.

Owner: MrpAssignment

Flags: Read / Write

The “task” property

  “task”                     MrpTask *

The task.

Owner: MrpAssignment

Flags: Read / Write

The “units” property

  “units”                    int

Number of units assignment.

Owner: MrpAssignment

Flags: Read / Write

Allowed values: >= -1

Default value: 0